Creating SPTI (SCSI Pass Through Interface) Volume |
The SPTI volume can use any SCSI interface device as an iSCSI target, includes physical disk, physical optical device, USB storage, SCSI tape an so on.
Follow the steps below to create a SPTI volume:
Step 1. Choose iSCSI Media Type
Right click the Virtual Volumes node on the left tree of the SANDeploy Management Console. From the pop-up menu select the Create Virtual Volume... menu item.
Choose SPTI Device (SCSI Pass
Through Interface).
Press the
Next
button to continue.
Step 2. Choose SCSI drive.
Choose SCSI drive.
Press the Next button to continue.
Step 3. Set High Speed Cache
User can choose whether use the cache by clicking the Enable high speed cache on this volume option button.
Cache size, represent the cache
limitation on the volume.
Cache expiry time, represent how long the cache data will
be saved to hard disk.
We recommend user to use cache enabled if the volume is a diskless boot volume, that will allow to get better performance.
Press the Next button to continue.
Step 4. Set Write-Back Cache
The Write-Back cache feature is used for saving data for workstations that have normal permission.
If user use two or more workstations to boot from the same iSCSI volume, the write-back cache must be enabled.
Click the Enable write-back cache for this volume
option button to decide the write-back cache is enabled.
Select a folder to store temporary data, folder must
already exist.
Quota for each client, represent that the maximum size of data that client
write.
Press the Next button to continue.
Step 5. Finish Volume Creating
Type the volume description, the description will be used for helping user to recognize volume.
Press the Finish button to complete the volume creation.
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